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Previews and Reviews by Jeniva Berger covering the best of the Toronto entertainment scene! Updated weekly.

Dance: The National Ballet of Canada features the Canadian premiere of George Balanchine's Don Quixote

Love and Honor: Camelot returns to Toronto with its story of an unforgettable king and his knights of the roundtable

Dance: The landmark Danze Cuba celebrates life and its country with the world premiere of Vida!

Taking Pride: Toronto's Pride Week offers a 7 days of theatrical and musical entertainments to celebrate the sexes. See Sexy Pride.

Openings: Week of June 18, 2007. Night for Ned fundraiser at Theatre Passe Muraille; Sexy Pride - Love Feel Love continues at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre; The Paris Letter at the Tarragon Theatre Extra Space; Reflect- Adam Brazier at the Reservoir Lounge;Vox Animae at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts; Previews

Recent Reviews: Homebody/Kabul at the Berkeley St. Theatre; Twilight Café at the Great Hall Downstairs; Leaving Home at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts; Better Living at the Factory Theatre;;We Will Rock You at the Canon Theatre. See Reviews Photo: by Sandy Nicholson. L to R: Kenneth Welsh, Diane D'Aquila in Leaving Home at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts.

The 2007 Stratford Festival celebrates the Artist as an Outsider, along with Shakespeare and the best of Canadian Theatre. Reviews: Oklahoma! For Reviews and Previews See The Stratford Festival Photo by David Hou. Lucy Peacock in The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead.

The Shaw Festival features The Matters of the Heart in love, sex, and marriage. Reviews: St. Joan; Mack and Mabel, A Month in the Country, The Circle, The Philanderer; See The Shaw FestivalPhoto by: David Cooper. Gray Powell and Moya O'Connell in The Circle.

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